We are proud members of the neurodiversity movement, which is also a part of the disability rights movement. This includes lying, over apologizing, people pleasing , etc — all the fun qualities A subreddit based on neurodivergent issues, problems and relatable situations we can all relate to as a neurodivergent person.
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Reply reply more replies kettu_fox95 • i wonder that too
I get drawn to other neurodivergent people, even if they hadn't mentioned that they're neurodivergent at the time
They seem to be drawn to me too reply reply healthy_cicada • A place for neurodivergent positivity and pride Memes, activism, debunking myths are all welcome here! I've been bouncing around the idea of a dating app for the neurodivergent all day
Recent conversations have made me feel that neurodivergent individuals are underserved by most (if not all) dating apps “neurodivergent” was a term coined within the autism community many years ago to promote more person centered language, which i am completely supportive of Recently, self diagnosing (or professional misdiagnosis) of autism spectrum disorder has resulting in an explosion of people using the term Additionally, the term has been co opted by persons having adhd, ptsd, personality disorders.
Honestly, i feel like being neurodivergent is like walking on eggshells with beautiful heavy boots
We break those eggshells in style just by walking even if we don't want to. For example, in the case of giftedness most experts seem to agree that there is a difference in how the **frontal cortex** (thinking, rational, logic, resolution.) work and the. Whether neurodivergent or not, people have their own style of writing, yourself included I think it comes across as unreasonable and a little pedantic
I have diagnosed adhd (combined, medicated) and work in a fast paced business environment. Like many neurodivergent individuals, i’ve had to adapt and by masking my true self to navigate a system that didn’t fully accept or support me
